A Victorian silver-mounted horse hoof inkwell Thomas Hayes, Birmingham, 1898

A Victorian silver-mounted horse hoof inkwell Thomas Hayes, Birmingham, 1898 A hoof with hinged silver cover above a naturalistically modelled fetlock, the cover inscribed 'ter novies dominos ego sum

A JOHN BATSON (British w. circa 1850-1892) VICTORIAN PERIOD SILVER MOUNTED HORSE HOOF PRESENTATION INKWELL, LONDON, ENGLAND, 1878-1879, the natural horse hoof mounted with sterling silver shoe, chased

Late 19th c. Victorian equestrian taxidermy sterling silver mounted horse hoof inkwell with lid inscribed "A remembrance of an Old Friend H.P.C. from W.M.E.M." -glass ink liner absent, split to bottom

English silver mounted horse hoof inkwell w presentation information inscribed on top "The Good Little Chestnut 1922-1938" - 3 1/2" tall x 5 1/2" deep x 4 1/2" wide

English silver plate mounted horse hoof inkwell - 3" tall x 5 1/2"x4"

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER PLATED HORSE HOOF INKWELL. 12 cm wide.

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER HEART-SHAPED BOX, by Thomas Hayes, Birmingham 1893, with hinged domed cover, boldly embossed with C-scrolls and foliage within crimped rims. 12cm by 11.5cm, 5.8 troy ounces

A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER-MOUNTED GLASS INKWELL, by William Comyns & Sons, Birmingham 1900, the domed glass body with star-cut base, applied with a pierced silver collar and with a hinged hexagonal top.

A late Victorian small silver mounted photograph frame of lobed rectangular form with easel back, hallmarked William M Hayes, Birmingham 1899, height measuring 5 1/8 inches (13 cm). Together with an E

A cased pair of late Victorian silver napkin rings, each of circular form having foliate scroll engraving surrounding a vacant cartouche. Hallmarked Thomas Hayes, Birmingham 1895. Weight 1.11 ozt (34.

British, 19th century, silver mounted horse hoof with hinged lid, engraved "Floss-Age-21 Years/1892-1906", marks for Birmingham 1906 and partial makers marks, 3 in., tarnish; fabric mounted hoof with

(lot of 2) Antique hoofed taxidermy inkwells: (1) Rowland Ward Ltd, Piccadilly, silver plate mounted ink receptacle and horseshoe underfoot, retaining partial retail tag for La Farandole boutique, Gen

Two Victorian Silver-Mounted Cut Glass Decanters The first mark of Thomas Prime & Son, Birmingham, 1864; the second mark of Alexander Clark, London, 1897. The first 12 x 6 x 5 1/2 in., the second 10 1

A Victorian silver lidded canister / caddy of ovoid form with embossed landscape scene with putti, hallmarked Birmingham 1895, maker Thomas Hayes. Approx. 3 1/4" high x 3 3/4" wide

A Victorian silver heart shaped bon bon dish with embossed and pierced decoration. Hallmarked Birmingham 1895 maker Thomas Hayes. 3 1/2'' long. (20g)

EDWARD H. STOCKWELL (British w. from 1865) A VICTORIAN PERIOD FIGURAL STERLING SILVER DOUBLE INKWELL, LONDON, ENGLAND, 1874, with two naturalistic horse hoof form covered inkwells with gilt wash to th

A Victorian silver box, A Victorian silver box, Birmingham 1898, of rectangular form, with embossed floral decoration around a vacant cartouche, 8.5cm wide together with a silver mounted double-ended

Antique 19th C Taxidermy Horse Hoof & Silver Plate Inkwell. Inscribed with the horse's name MAY on the top. Base of hoof with horse shoe mounted. Measures 3.5 x 5.5 x 4.25 inches.

A Victorian silver inkstand Charles Stuart Harris, London 1898 Shaped rectangular in form, to the centre a pair of silver-mounted square glass inkwells with hinged circular covers, both inset into sq

Victorian stamp box, made from a hoof with steel horse shoe and silver plate mounted. Good condition. Measures 3" tall, 5" wide.

British sterling silver napkin rings, various decorations, all made in either Chester or Birmingham, spanning the years 1876 - 1924. Makers include Thomas Hayes, Haseler Brothers, John Millward Banks,

An antique 19th Century English Victorian taxidermy inkwell by Rowland Ward Ltd. (London). A naturalistic artifact with the base produced from a deer hoof and mounted with a curling sterling silver ba

Scottish silver-mounted deer's-hoof antique inkwell, the collar incised "Clunes 1906;" silver tested. 7" H X 8" diameter. Inkwell lacking lid, where maker information may have been; lozenge with inscr

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN SILVER-MOUNTED OPERA GLASSES maker AP, Birmingham 1890, the silver mounts chased with flowerheads and scrolls. 10.3cm wide